A.W. Tillinghast was known for his perceptive eye and uncanny intuition, it was not uncommon to find him tromping through the brush in a three-piece suit during the early stages of course design and construction. He was very much a hands-on architect who liked to make his designs in the dirt relying on the inspiration of the moment to fashion the details of each hole as it emerged from the landscape. Once completed, his courses were strategic gems that provided an excellent test of shot making. His designs include Baltusrol, Winged Foot, San Francisco Golf Club and the Bethpage layout, home to the 2002 United States Open. Each sculpture is 16.5" tall and is mounted on a 6.5" x 7" solid marble base.